Rarely beautiful teapot in sterling silver925/- from the reign of William IV in England circa 1830. Squat gourd form on four shell-crowned scroll feet. Segmented, domed hinged lid with pumpkin head. Snail handle with insulators and finial with pumpkin leaves. Elegantly shaped spout. Family crest with a unicorn and signed on the base for Rev. Oswald Master at Cold Norton in Essex 1863. Made by the renowned silversmiths of Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard, London 1831. Condition very good, museum and collectible.
Dimensions & Details
- Sterling silver 925/-
- Weight 445,56 g
- Capacity 0,5 L
- 22 x 14 x 12 cm
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| Material: | Silber |
| Epochen: | Klassizismus |
| Themen: | Design Tee & Kaffee Sammlerstück |
